Houston Texans
A bull’s head is red, white, and blue with a white star in place of the eye.
Darkened the shade of blue and brightened the shade of red.
Houston Texans
2002 - 2024
McNair unveiled the team logo in 2002, an abstract depiction of a bull's head, split in such a way to resemble the flag of Texas in red white and blue, including a lone star to stand for the eye, the five points of the star which representing pride, courage, strength, tradition and independence.
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Design Evolution and Symbolism in the Houston Texans Logo
The Houston Texans logo has remained largely consistent since the team's 2002 debut. Designed to showcase a fierce and patriotic image, the bull’s head and lone star form a powerful identity. While there hasn't been a major redesign, fans often speculate on concepts like a new Houston Texans logo. A full breakdown of the Houston Texans logo history highlights the thought and meaning behind this iconic look.
Though there’s never been an official Houston Texans old logo, early concept art and branding variations have intrigued fans. For digital design or fan content, you can explore high-quality versions of the logo Houston Texans by visiting our Texans alternate logo page. Whether you prefer the classic version or hope for a future refresh, the Houston Texans logo remains a symbol of unity and passion in the heart of Texas football.
